West Virginia Supreme Court· 3/29/1984

State v. Buck

Citations

314 S.E.2d 406
173 W. Va. 243
1984 W. Va. LEXIS 388

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holding that a sentencing court may consider codefendants’ respective involvement in the crime, prior records, rehabilitative potential, and lack of remorse
holding that a sentencing court may consider codefendants’ respective involvement in the crime, prior records, rehabilitative potential, and lack of remorse
holding that a sentencing court may consider codefendants’ respective involvement in the crime, prior records, rehabilitative potential, and lack of remorse
setting aside seventy-five year sentence for aggravated robbery because it was defendant's first crime of violence and defendant’s remorse was genuine with an offer to pay restitution
ordering the designation of another circuit judge for resen-tencing of a criminal defendant
“Disparate sentences for codefendants are not per se unconstitutional. Courts consider many factors such as each codefendant’s respective involvement in the criminal transaction (including who was the prime mover

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